Fancy VIP tickets to the biggest North London derby in decades? Here's how you can see Tottenham vs Arsenal in this huge Premier League clash from just £199
Spurs, with new manager Igor Tudor, will be doing all they can to stop Arsenal's hunt for the Premier League title, and you can grab a VIP ticket, which includes food and a drink, for this crucial fixture with Seat Unique
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Tottenham will host arch-rivals Arsenal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Sunday in this massive North London clash. The result could not only go a long way in deciding the Premier League title, but also Spurs' relegation-threatened season.
Incredibly, premium VIP tickets on the halfway line are still available for this match. From just £199, you can grab yourself a package that includes premium padded seating, pre-match food, a complimentary drink, and some of the best seats at Tottenham's impressive new stadium.
Buy a VIP package for Tottenham vs Arsenal from just £199 with Seat Unique.
VIP tickets for Tottenham vs Arsenal are still available
Kick-off is scheduled for 4.30pm, and Arsenal could kick off with their lead at the top of the Premier League down to just two points – if title rivals Man City beat Newcastle on Saturday evening.
If that's the case, then Mikel Arteta and Arsenal will be under intense pressure, having dropped two vital points at struggling Wolves midweek. Arsenal seemed to have the three points sealed at Molineux on Wednesday, but threw them away, conceding in added time to a dramatic Tom Edozie equaliser, dealing a hammer blow to the Gunners title hopes.
The axe fell on Thomas Frank after a 2-1 loss to Newcastle last time out for Spurs. New boss Igor Tudor starts his new role with the North London derby, and the stakes are high for both.
Tudor could cement himself firmly in with the Tottenham faithful with a win over Arsenal, which would not only throw a massive spanner in the Arsenal title hopes, but also end an eight-game winless run, and go along way in easing the relegation worries.
The stats for Tudor look good, as he's won his first match in charge in his last six managerial spells. However, it ends there, as Arsenal have won the last four matches and their last four visits to Tottenham.
Last-minute Premier League Tottenham vs Arsenal VIP tickets
Seat Unique offers a range of hospitality seats at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for this vital Premier League clash, starting at £199 per person.
The price includes extras, such as food and a drink, as well as a premium seat in the ground. If buying more than one ticket, your seats will be situated next to each other.
FourFourTwo has picked out two of the best last-minute options still available, priced from £199 to £459, but we'd advise grabbing them quickly, as numbers are limited.
Halfway Line East Premium VIP Ticket – £199
A premium Halfway Line VIP ticket (Blocks Seating in Blocks 241, 243 or 245) gives you access to the East Premium Lounge 2 hours before kick-off and up to 1 hour after the final whistle. The ticket also includes a pre-match grazing menu buffet, a complimentary half-time drink, and a licensed bar. Former player appearances (subject to availability) are also an exciting extra, but the premium padded seating is the real highlight, and are some of the best in what is one of the best football venues in European football.
A Travel Club Level 2 ticket (Block Seating Level 2) gives you executive padded seating and access to the stunning Level 2 lounge throughout the day (from 3 hours pre-game until at least 1 hour post-match) with seating and bar areas. There is a variety of pre-match foods, an executive cash bar for purchasing drinks pre- and post-match, and post-match desserts.
Seat Unique's VIP tickets don't just apply to the Premier League; they have a host of packages including all the major European Leagues, the Champions League and for the Carabao Cup final in March (details and pricing TBC).
Seat Unique also has VIP tickets for many other British clubs. Take your pick from: Arsenal, Arsenal Women, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Birmingham City WFC, Brentford, Bristol Rovers, Crystal Palace, Everton, Everton Women, Fleetwoood Town, Forest Green Rovers, Fulham, Ipswich Town, Leeds, Leicester City, Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Plymouth Argyle, Rangers, Sheffield United, Southampton, Swansea City, Tottenham, Watford, Wigan Athletic, and Wolverhampton.
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